Easy Birthday Cakes

These gorgeous birthday cakes are a snap to make using your favorite cake mix and simple white icing.
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M&M topped square cake
Tara Donne
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To make this colorful cake, press rows of mini, regular, and peanut M&M's into the icing in bold patterns.

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anonymous wrote:

Westlyjames -- Most children are not allergic to chocolate; just ask the parents of the people you are inviting to the party & proceed accordingly. Unless a child is hyperallergenic to peanuts (can't even have chocolate made in a factory that also uses peanuts) you should be fine.

2/27/2010 04:41:01 AM Report Abuse
tysiesmoma wrote:

How fun! I think I'll make this for Easter and use pastel colored M&M's :)

2/18/2010 11:00:36 AM Report Abuse
westlyjames wrote:

It's probly not a good idea to use chocolate or peanut butter on any birthday cake due to some kids are allergic to them.

1/26/2010 02:04:00 PM Report Abuse
arstathus wrote:

I've made this cake with two 9 inch circle cake pans (put one on top of the other and frost). It's sort of time consuming but looks great once it's done. I'd also recommend not putting the M&M's on too soon before eating as they get soft as time goes by. It's best to decorate and eat shortly after decorating. Just my opinion though as I've made this two different times. I've also made this as a 13x9 cake...looks very cute too.

1/15/2010 10:49:06 PM Report Abuse
Lisa Rebak wrote:

It's probably a two-layer cake, baked in square pans.

1/11/2010 09:15:51 AM Report Abuse
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